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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1898
Page
6
A jumbled report from Stewartsville records delayed postal service, measles cases, and community events. It notes residents visiting, church and Grange activities, school affairs, and local social news including marriages, illnesses, thefts, and council spending on ponds and school funds.
A fragmentary poem hints at ardent lovers and a distant memory. The lines evoke secrecy and affection, though much of the full meaning is lost in the damaged text.
The advertisement hails Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as the standard family cure for colds coughs and lung ailments. It claims larger bottles serve households better though costing more and asserts lasting evidence over changing fad theories as the greatest cure for throat and lung diseases.
Ten days remain for the extraordinary sale in Warren County New Jersey. The past week has hosted an ovation like no other, with prices dropping and furniture turning out in record numbers. The piece notes the surprising turnout and hints at ongoing bargains before the event ends.
A fragment describes a clearing sale on furniture and carpets to attract buyers. It notes bargains against losses and urges customers to act quickly, acknowledging imperfect explanations and ongoing efforts to present terms despite confusion.
A Friday gathering at Vreer's featured young ladies with Lore, Jn reported in serious condition. Several residents like Misk Mund and Mev denry Zolties were mentioned visiting relatives, while Frues of His fire batteye hosted guests. Mre and Mra. Manniing Frues spent Sunday with Mey Wey's family. Bertha Simets led a Saturday meeting with the topic Yo Whaty Hox. Viyinn, Sr. recovering slowly. Charles Lore of Lore Brox is convalescing from illness. Miss Arise Melick visited Phillipsburg. Doe-Will's Witch Hazel Salve advertised.
Honest Fire Sale reports water damage to stock was satisfactorily adjusted by insurers. Loss of goods and temporary suspension of business were resolved, with damaged goods retained as property. Remaining stock could not be disposed of promptly, prompting the store to take action.
A thorough clearing is planned to commence the spring trade with entirely fresh stocks. The task is difficult and can be accomplished in only one way, as noted by the source.
Asbury Hi Johnson of Vienna is entertained at his son's home. M B church members plan a Friday morning donation for Pastor A C Covey. Readers urged to attend. Miss Sallie Smith returns from New Village. Mr and Mrs Albert Niney of Brand were in town. Electric Bitters praised for general vitality, sold by S Jenkins in Warren County.
The stock damage includes warped furniture parts and ruined finishes with varnish peeling in large patches, while other pieces show marred surfaces from initial handling.
Purchasers are invited to seize an extraordinary chance to buy goods at prices often below half of former costs. The sale aims to clear the entire stock with prices set to attract former patrons and new buyers alike.
NE a HAM son Miss ande Ridd e entered as a student at the Model School Trenton above tie beginning of the February term. J Moses of Baptistown has rented the hotel at this place Stewagh Kitchen and family the present servants of the hotel Will move to Baptistown Misses Julia and Li Munsihausen will have boop passing some time at their home bore returned to Newarkay. 1 Watson Kitchen was surprised recently by about Fedendeye ego ak nage A mediator has been placed in the ufter too of the school house which is a free improvement over the former method of heaving the room. g Vit pleasant of big yolotlip.
Our stock of carpets stored in the rear addition of the building was not touched by water or smoke and is in perfect condition. We offer it at 12 percent above actual cost to cover charter costs, with refunds for distant buyers if not convinced we are delivering as advertised.
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